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Amazon Defense Coalition: Chevron Sting Operative in U.S. Court Over Charges He 'Cooked Evidence' in Ecuador Lawsuit
November 10, 2010Self-described Chevron sting operative Diego Borja, scheduled to appear in court today in San Francisco, is conceding that the oil giant "cooked" evidence to defend itself against a multi-billion oil contamination lawsuit in the Ecuadorian rainforest, according to documents filed in court. Borja's lawyers today are scheduled to argue their motion to quash a subpoena requiring Borja to produce evidence relating to Chevron's operations in Ecuador, where he said he ran a "dirty tricks" operation for the oil giant. Full release
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